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PlayStation and Xbox have welcomed a new soccer game, UFL, leaving PC users wondering whether they’ll also get to experience the free-to-play title.

Below, we have the answer to that and more as we take a look at everything known about a PC version of UFL.

UFL is officially here to provide players with an all-new soccer video game, and it hasn’t taken long for it to receive its first post-launch update.

Although the EA FC competitor was only released on Dec. 5, its developers are making sure that no stone is left unturned when it comes to gameplay improvements, bug fixes, and more.

UFL is here to offer players a brand-new soccer experience on PlayStation and Xbox, but the best is perhaps yet to come.

That’s because more modes and features will be added to the game in the months ahead, including a highly anticipated Career Mode. With that in mind, here’s everything we know about it so far!

A new soccer game is in town as UFL releases worldwide, providing EA FC 25 with some welcome competition.

Unfortunately, UFL is currently unavailable on PC, Nintendo Switch, and old-gen consoles, but we’ve outlined below how to download the game for those on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

After eight years in development and a last-minute delay earlier this year, UFL is finally available and adds much-needed competition on the football sim market to EA Sports—but there’s still plenty of work to be done.

UFL launched in early access on Nov. 28 ahead of a full, free-to-play release on Dec. 5, giving players a brand-new entry into a market that has been dominated by EA FC, and previously FIFA, for over a decade.

UFL has several mechanics that are different from other football sims on the market, including the Skins system.

Skins in UFL are powerful items that boost the player they are used on, which increase based on the rarity. Some are assigned to specific players, often the highest-rated players, and offer the highest available boosts, though they are naturally harder to obtain.

UFL is finally here, and there’s plenty to sink your teeth into. While the free-to-play football sim has some features comparable to rival games, obtaining players is different. If you’re looking for all the details, you’ve come to the right place.

Understandably, players in UFL are a core part of the game, and the highest-rated players are much more skilled than lower-rated players. However, just like in real life, you can’t attract a megastar like Erling Haaland to your team without some effort.

After a long wait, UFL is finally here, offering a free-to-play football simulator with thousands of licensed players. As is customary for this sort of title, real-life players have their skills rated, and we’ve got a list of the cream of the crop.

Unlike rival games, UFL is here to stay with no yearly releases, so regular changes will be made to player ratings. If a player is on a hot streak in real life, expect to see them get a bump in ratings—and their cost.

UFL is the new kid on the virtual football block. The latest attempt to bring the beautiful game to life has had enough betas, and now it’s nearly ready to release.

The UFL open beta was the final fixture on the pre-season calendar, and we’ve begun the final countdown to UFL‘s official launch. The title’s free-to-play model is one of the biggest enticements—as are its promised changes—and it’s seen as the main rival to EA FC 25.

UFL‘s release date has been delayed, with the announcement coming just two days before early access was due to start.

EA FC 25 rival UFL, the free-to-play soccer title that received funding from superstar Cristiano Ronaldo, was due to see early access begin on Sept. 4, with a full release following just over a week later on Sept. 12—but those plans have changed.